Color of bar value AnimatedValue

[Mirrodin]

Hi,

I search on the doc but there are no example of colored (no image) bar animated value.
I have this overlay,
I want life in red and mana in blue, i cant add the color argument... How can i do this simply ?

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screen gold_overlay():
    # Add real displayables showing your gold
     #add Solid("#f0999f", xsize=1200, ysize=50, xalign=0.5)
     add "interface.png" align (0.5, 0) 
     add "credit.png" zoom 0.3 align (0.13, 0.02)
     text '{color=#000000}[inventaire_joueur.credit]{/color}' align (0.18, 0.03) 
     hbox:
         xsize 120+joueur.pm_max/4 ysize 30
         
         add "mana.png" zoom 0.15
         bar value AnimatedValue(joueur.pm_actu, range=joueur.pm_max) ysize 15 
         align (0.25, 0.045)
     hbox:
         xsize 120+joueur.pv_max/4 ysize 30
         add "hp.png" zoom 0.15
         bar value AnimatedValue(joueur.pv_actu, range=joueur.pv_max) ysize 15
         align (0.25, 0.022)         
     text '[joueur.pm_actu]/[joueur.pm_max]' align (0.28, 0.045) size 14
     text '[joueur.pv_actu]/[joueur.pv_max]' align (0.28, 0.022) size 14
     textbutton "Inventaire" style "lilbutton" text_style "lilbutton_text" action Jump("inventaire") align (0.53, 0.03)
     zorder 100

[philat]

Ren'py does not "color" bars without images. All bars are images. The default theme bars are also images, just colored using Ren'py's internal processes. AnimatedValue is just a value for a bar -- it uses the same bar styles so chance the bar style and the AnimatedValue will just animate whatever that style is. Therefore, probably the simplest solution is simply to create your own bar images in the colors that you want and apply them to your bars.

That said, you can also mimic the Ren'py theme styler and tint a greyscale bar if you prefer -- this will also entail choosing that greyscale bar image, however. This is old code from the legacy gui, and I haven't poked around the new gui to see what the default bar images are, but hopefully it will give you enough hints to get you going. viewtopic.php?f=8&t=33915#p385437

[Mirrodin]

Thanks for ure answer
I will try that.